Gia Woods breaks every rule. The 21-year-old queer Persian songstress can provoke one moment and comfort the next. Casting a striking and exotic presence, her undeniable sex appeal translates beyond music and into each performance and visual, while thoughtful songwriting and impressive instrumentation threads the vision together. Enamoring the LGBTQ community out of the gate in 2015, the singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist now stands primed to become a breakthrough talent in 2019. Her 2019 debut EP for Disruptor Records introduces a singular style representative of her enigmatic experience and bold persona. 

           In 2015, she made headlines with the breakout “Only A Girl.” Not only did it generate millions of streams, plays, and10 million views and countingand earn praise courtesy of Billboard, its cinematic video would also be her “coming out.”In the aftermath, she performed in front of thousands of people at LA Pride at her first-ever show. As Gia quietly attracted a following, she wrote and sang on Matoma’s 2017 hit “Heart Won’t Forget,” which generated over 32 million Spotify streams. In the end, Gia tosses the rules out the window and arrives as the subversive voice pop music desperately needs, by simply being herself. "My biggest thing is being genuine, and always being honest with who I am and what I’m about,” she says. “People need to be reminded to embrace themselves.”